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A specific offer will vary based on applicants experience, skills, abilit CDL, Shuttle Driver, Class B, Shuttle, Driver, Property Management. A specific offer will vary based on applicants experience, skills, abilit CDL, Shuttle Driver, Class B, Shuttle, Driver, Property Management.
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Class A or B Driver’s License with clean driving record; Tankers and/or HazMat endorsements preferred. 2-3 years of Class A or B experience. The Commercial Driver / Fuel Technician role will be responsible for transporting Hazardous Waste (RCRA & Non-RCRA, i.e. Diesel, Gas, Oil, Oily Solids, Oily Water) from various job sites throughout the day.
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Coaches have to provide their own speaker to play music for class. Cheer coaches need to feel comfortable teaching youth: Kicks, Jumps, Stunting and Dance. We are looking for coaches who have a passion for cheer, teaching, and empowering youth.
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Equipment: Late model well maintained tractors Pay: $1300-$1600 + Home time: Daily Experience: 6 months Requirements: Class A CDL Must be flexible with schedule Must be willing to undergo background check This position offers benefits options for an individual or a family, including medical, dental, prescription, life insurance plans and more.
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We’re looking for CDL Class A delivery route drivers who want to commit to a great company. Our Indiana Distribution Center, located in Ellettsville, is growing and we’re looking for CDL Class A Delivery Truck Drivers.
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DescriptionTeam Fishel, the Best Choice in utility construction since 1936, is hiring Class-A CDL Drivers at our Santa Ana, CA (Orange County area) office. DescriptionTeam Fishel, the Best Choice in utility construction since 1936, is hiring Class-A CDL Drivers at our Santa Ana, CA (Orange County area) office.
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Class A or B CDL, Hazmat and Tanker Endorsement, or obtain quickly. As full-time truck driver on our team, you will pick up and deliver propane to residential and industrial customers in a safe and efficient manner.
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NECESSARY LICENSES/ CERTIFICATIONS*- Must have a valid state issued Class B driver's license. The Shuttle Driver drives passengers to and from assigned locations. Mercedez Benz Sprinter van (15 passenger.
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California Class B Driver’s License highly desirable or ability to obtain California Class B Drivers License (with airbrakes) within 120-days of hire. Must obtain a California Class B Driver’s License (with airbrakes) within 120-days from the date of hire.
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Valid Non-CDL Class C driver’s license (unless otherwise indicated by state) and good driving record. We are hiring immediately for a full time ROUTE DRIVER MICROMARKET position. Summary: The Route Driver drives a company vehicle over an established route to deliver products or render services and fills and maintains micro market and related equipment.
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Licenses: Possession of a valid Class A or B, California Motor Vehicle Operator’s License. Possession of an unrestricted School Bus Driver Instructor Certificate issued by the California Department of Education.
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LICENSES AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS: A valid California Motor Vehicle License of the Class A or B (including air brakes, school bus and passenger endorsement), and a valid California Special Driver's Certificate for School Bus (DL45); as well as a safe driving record.
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Related experience may include: Local Delivery Driver, Short Haul Driver, Supplies Driver, Hot Shot Driver, DOT Regulated Driver, Class B CDL Driver. Class C – Anything 26,000 lbs or less combined gross weight.
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Join the Kelly® Professional & Industrial team as a Forklift Driver / Material Handler with a world-class equipment and services company that sustainably advances the noble work of agriculture and construction workers.
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Shuttle Bus Driving and CDL Class B. This is a full-time on-site role for a Driver with a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) at Atria Signature Collection in Newport Beach, CA. The Driver will be responsible for company shuttle bus and sedan driving, maintaining communication with team members and residents, and providing excellent customer service in transporting residents and goods efficiently and safely.
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